Automatic Vehicle Location Market Size By Component, By Technology, By Application, By Vehicle, By End Use, Growth Forecast, 2026 – 2035

Automatic Vehicle Location Market Size

The global automatic vehicle location market was valued at USD 12.9 billion in 2025. The market is expected to grow from USD 14.9 billion in 2026 to USD 53.7 billion in 2035 at a CAGR of 15.3%, according to latest report published by Global Market Insights Inc.

The increasing requirement for real-time monitoring of fleet operations is driving the growth of AVL systems in all regions around the world. Businesses are investing in AVL tracking solutions to be able to monitor vehicle movements and locations provide the best routing options for their drivers help reduce the amount of fuel they consume and to enhance the overall efficiency of their Delivery Schedules.
 

In 2025, during the P155 training exercise in Liberec, Czech Republic, a Tactical Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) system from GINA Software was deployed to enhance coordination and safety for multiple units operating in the field. The AVL solution provided real‑time tracking of 15 vehicles and 5 operators, allowing command centres to continuously monitor their positions without manual check‑ins. This improved situational awareness and streamlined operational communication, illustrating how AVL technology supports real‑time decision‑making and operational efficiency in coordinated fleet activities.
 

The ability to improve operational efficiency, reduce idling time, and improve driver accountability are becoming major motivators for organizations operating fleets within the logistics, transportation, and specialty fleets industries to deploy AVL (Automatic Vehicle Location) Systems.
 

Both government and private industry around the globe are implementing stringent regulations regarding fleet safety, cargo monitoring, and emission compliance. Public transport fleet operators, hazardous cargo fleet operators, and commercial vehicle fleet operators are now required to deploy monitoring and reporting systems to comply with their regulatory bodies. AVL systems help fleet operators to comply with these regulations and improve safety and visibility within their organizations. AVL systems are critical for fleet operators to avoid fines and provide improved safety and transparency through compliance with ever-changing regulations.
 

Technology advances are rapidly accelerating the overall deployment of AVL Systems. Internet of Things (IoT) Sensors in conjunction with the CAN Bus communicate on board a vehicle giving fleet operators complete visibility of the vehicle's operational status, and use of cloud base platforms provides fleet operators with the infrastructure necessary to manage their fleets from anywhere, through an internet connection.
 

Smart city projects are driving demand for AVL solutions to manage public transportation efficiently. Governments and municipalities are implementing real-time bus tracking, traffic monitoring, and urban mobility management systems. AVL enables improved route scheduling, reduced congestion, enhanced commuter experience, and better integration of transport services, positioning vehicle tracking as a critical enabler for sustainable urban transport ecosystems.

Automatic Vehicle Location Market Trends

The utilization of AI and machine learning to generate analytics from raw tracking data to enhance route optimization, maintenance scheduling, and coaching of driver behavior on AVL hardware is an area of growth for many AVL solution providers to increase efficiencies while decreasing the expense incurred while utilizing an AVL system. For instance, in September 2025, Geotab, an AVL solution provider developed an AI based analytics platform to optimize fleet performance for massive global commercial fleet operations since its launch.
 

The launch of 5G networks will promote the rapid transfer of data, decrease the amount of time to track a vehicle using AVL technology, and support the high demands for receiving and transmitting private telematic communications. By 2025, the telecommunications industry is expanding its 5G network coverage into rural logistics corridors for greater connection availability for AVL units being used on long-haul commercial roadway routes.
 

Municipalities are using AVL technology to integrate with their public transit systems and to manage their urban mobility programs to provide better scheduling, real-time passenger information, and to help alleviate traffic congestion. Few metropolitan transit agencies have embraced AVL-enabled dispatching systems to create more reliable and effective bus and shuttle operations.
 

IoT sensors connected to the CAN bus of many new vehicles are adding greater depth of diagnostic and environmental information to AVL systems to allow for predictive maintenance and protection of the fleet assets. For instance, many fleet operators employed the use of IoT based OBD and sensor systems on light commercial vehicles to facilitate the real-time monitoring and diagnosing of engine health.
 

Automatic Vehicle Location Market Analysis

Based on component, the market is divided into hardware, software and services. The hardware dominated the market, accounting for 46% in 2025 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13.4% through 2026 to 2035.
 

• AVL's hardware continues to evolve towards lower power, more integrated Multi Sensor Telematics devices, offering increased precision in tracking and expanded data collection capabilities with built-in GNSS, Internet of Things (IoT) and cellular connectivity; it is predicted that in 2025, 5G/4G dual-mode telematics modules using edge analytics will be standard across the commercial fleet, allowing for enhanced reliability and better access to real-time data.
   
• Fleet Software platforms are advancing using cloud computing and AI Analytics. The combination of these technologies offers new capabilities such as Dynamic Routing, Predictive Maintenance and Smart Alerts that utilize telematics data to provide real-time information about vehicle operations.
   
• For instance, in February 2025, the introduction of an AI-Enhanced Software Update by Samsara provides additional support for advanced maintenance predictions and optimized routes.
   
• The focus of value-added services is remote diagnostics, over-the-air software updates (OTA), and providing analytics support to reduce service costs and downtime. By 2025, all major service providers will offer Extended OTA Services for fleets, allowing fleet managers to update both tracking firmware and analytical modules without sending an employee to the job site.

Based on technology, the automatic vehicle location market is segmented into GPS/satellite-based, GPRS/cellular network and dual mode. GPS/satellite-based segment dominates the market with 57% share in 2025, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13.9% from 2026 to 2035.
 

• AVL systems increasingly leverage satellite positioning and communications for robust coverage in remote or infrastructure‑limited regions, ensuring uninterrupted tracking beyond terrestrial networks.
   
• In May 2025, LG Electronics demonstrated a next generation Telemetric connected car system enabled using Satellite Communication and Satellite Global Positioning to facilitate seamless tracking and communication between vehicles across the globe at the 5GAA Conference.
   
• While LTE/4G cellular networks and evolving 5G cellular networks will continue to provide the backbone of data transmission for AVL telematics services and Vehicle tracking and diagnostics services, they will provide an uninterrupted means for providing Real Time telemetry service provided the vehicle is within range of a Cellular Network or has Geographic Area Coverage.
   
• Additionally, Between March and May of 2025, numerous OEMs introduced 4G/5G telematics control units (TCUs) with built in redundancy of cellular networks and greater telematic performance.
   
• For logistics and long-haul operations, Dual Mode AVL devices enabling seamless communication and switching between cellular and satellite will increase the safety and reliability of long-haul vehicles.
   
• Starting in 2025, Telematics Control Units for use by all mainstream OEMs and aftermarket will support both Satellite V2X capabilities and "always on" access to a 4G/5G cellular network for the purpose of maintaining uninterrupted tracking and other business-related telematics services.

Based on vehicle, the automatic vehicle location market is segmented into passenger cars and commercial vehicles. The commercial vehicle segment dominates the market with 75% share in 2025, and the segment is expected to grow at a CAGR of 14.7% from 2026 to 2035.
 

• Commercial fleet operators are the largest market for AVL (Automated Vehicle Locator) systems as they seek to maximize their routing efficiencies, minimize fuel costs and comply with regulatory requirements.
   
• The integrated combination of commercial vehicle telematics with IoT sensors and predictive analytics enables fleet operators to more proactively perform maintenance and monitor safety using telematics technology. Fleet telematics trends in July 2025 revealed that video telematics powered by AI and real-time outside the vehicle diagnostic capabilities have become part of standard equipment for logistics and utility fleets.
   
• Passenger cars increasingly come with OEM-embedded telematics to improve safety and navigation, as well as for remote vehicle tracking. By 2025, virtually every new car built within the EU and leading automobile markets throughout the world will come equipped with a built-in telematics system due in large part to eCall mandates and the increased adoption of connected-car service models.
   
• AVL and telematics technologies will also be key drivers of the development and deployment of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous technologies within passenger vehicles following the launch of next-generation telematics and location-aware platforms by OEMs.

Based on application, the automatic vehicle location market is segmented into fleet management, asset tracking, vehicle tracking, stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) and public transit management. The fleet management segment is expected to dominate the market with a share of 48% in 2025.
 

• Businesses are enhancing their ability to monitor and collect real-time data on their entire fleet of vehicles, as well as commercial and specialty vehicles. For instance, March 2025 DHL used an AI-based AVL fleet management system for its European distribution network.This system areducing idle time and fuel consumption across its European delivery network.
   
• With AVL systems, businesses can monitor their high-value assets (trailers, construction equipment, containers) in real-time and provide up-to-date location and usage data. For instance, in May 2025, Caterpillar used AVL asset trackers that enable IoT capabilities on its North American construction equipment, which has been implemented as an efficient way to reduce asset utilization and to reduce theft.
   
• AVL has the core functionality of providing continuous GPS tracking data, speed data and route data. In February 2025, Geotab implemented an innovative cloud-based tracking upgrade for customers in the fleet management industry, giving them access to new tools for real-time location tracing and advanced route analytics.
   
• AVL and telematics enable rapid recovery of stolen vehicles by providing real-time location and geofencing alerts. In June 2025,Verizon Connect has introduced an integrated set of stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) tools as part of its telematics solution that allows for the assistance of police in recovering commercial vans and high-value vehicles across the US.
   

US automatic vehicle location market reached USD 3.86 billion in 2025, growing from USD 3.41 billion in 2024.
 

• The growth of telematics adoption in the US is mainly due to the implementation of AI analytics for predictive maintenance and route efficiency, which allow fleets to decrease costs and increase uptime.
   
• In January 2025, numerous fleet solution providers announced that they would be integrating AI-based analytics into their existing vehicle tracking solutions.
   
• The telematics attach rate in the US is among the highest in the world (~93% new vehicles in 2025), indicating widespread adoption of AVL and connected services.
   
• The rapid growth of e-commerce deliveries is resulting in an increasing demand for real-time AVL solutions to increase last-mile efficiency and visibility. Fleet management reports in January 2025 indicate this is one of the largest growth factors in the marketplace.
   

North America dominated the automatic vehicle location market with a market size of USD 4.67 billion in 2025.
 

• AVL adoption is increasing among North American fleets for operational efficiency and regulatory compliance. In March 2025, major logistics and delivery companies implemented digital fleet tracking platforms to monitor vehicle location, driver behavior, and maintenance needs in real time.
   
• Assets, cargo, and mobile equipment (beyond cars or trucks) are increasingly being tracked using AVL technology. In April 2025, several cargo logistics businesses deployed telematics throughout trailers and cargo containers for real-time location tracking on the trail of all cargo shipped, as well as to prevent cargo theft, and improve operational efficiencies.
   
• Connected car platforms in North America are now integrating AVL capabilities into passenger vehicles for vehicle diagnostics and navigation and providing distance and remote services. As of July of 2025, most new passenger vehicles are expected to have telematics built into the vehicle (i.e. providing location tracking, safety alerts, and mobile applications).
   

Europe automatic vehicle location market accounted for a share of 28.8% and generated revenue of USD 3.71 billion in 2025.
 

• EU mandates, eCall has resulted in nearly every new automobile needing to implement telematics systems in place by 2025. The use of AVL in real-time will lead to improved fleets, real-time emergency response, and a range of connected services for businesses and consumers alike.
   
• As a result of the EU's implementation of smart tachographs across the continent, fleet operators were forced to upgrade their telematics systems for compliance with the new regulations. Trucking companies adopted AVL systems for real-time tracking of driver hours and for monitoring their locations to prevent fines in March of that year.
   
• EV fleets throughout Europe are using AVL technology to maximize energy efficiency, optimize scheduling and provide affordable options for urban mobility and other applications. By June 2025, fleets operating in France and Germany have implemented AVL through integration with analytics from the charging infrastructure.
   

Germany dominates the automatic vehicle location market, showcasing strong growth potential, with a CAGR of 15.2% from 2026 to 2035.
 

• Germany is dominating AVL's deployment within the EU with their substantial investments being made into projects related to smart mobility and connected vehicles.
   
• In May 2025, several pilot projects have been developed that integrate telematics technology into the areas of urban freight transportation and logistics in real-time operations. These projects are allowing fleet managers to optimize routes for efficiency while also developing urban mobility planning based upon data aggregation.
   
• EV adoption continues to grow with AVL being integrated with additional technologies like battery health monitoring, charging schedules, and telematics analytics. In June 2025, several fleets of EVs operating in Germany implemented AVL technology for monitoring vehicle health, providing management systems, and preventing operational downtime.
   
• AVL telematics technology is becoming increasingly utilized for monitoring and reporting on the emissions of various fleets and complying with the numerous environmental compliance regulations.
   
• In August 2025, transportation companies in Germany implemented AVL technology in their tracking systems for the purpose of enabling fleets to report their carbon footprints and to optimize their use of fuel.
   

The Asia Pacific automatic vehicle location market is anticipated to grow at the highest CAGR of 16.9% from 2026 to 2035 and generated revenue of USD 3.41 billion in 2025.
 

• Asia Pacific (APAC) is fastest growing due to rising commercial fleets, and increased demand for Urban Mobility. In April 2025, there were significant increases in the amount of Fleet Telematics used in the countries of India, and the Southeast region of Asia as many of the nations in the APAC Region implemented AVL for their SMBs to provide real time vehicle tracking through their fleets.
   
• Countries in the APAC Region that are characterized as emerging markets are now transitioning from GPS technology for Fleet Management purposes to Advanced AVL technology because of the integration of IoT Technology, Analytics Technology and other emerging technologies.
   
• As the number of electric vehicles (EV’s) continues to increase and more two-wheeled Delivery Fleets continue to appear in Countries such as India, Southeast Asia has also seen an increased use of AVL for both vehicle tracking and battery optimization.
   
• In June 2025, Start-up’s rolled out telemetry enabled scooters for last mile delivery with real-time monitoring and Fleet Analytics capability.
   

China automatic vehicle location market is estimated to grow with a CAGR of 18.3% from 2026 to 2035.
 

• The Chinese Government has begun to accelerate AVL usage within both Logistics and Commercial Fleets through regulation. In March 2025, numerous major trucking companies in China have implemented telematics systems for real-time monitoring of their vehicles, driver tracking and compliance with regulatory requirements.
   
• In addition, China’s Smart City initiatives are integrating AVL as part of Urban Mobility Systems, as well as Urban Logistics Systems. In July 2025, Fleet Operators in cities such as Shanghai and Beijing began to integrate AVL with the City’s Traffic System and Transportation Analytics platforms to obtain real-time visibility and Vehicle Location.
   

Latin America automatic vehicle location market shows lucrative growth over the forecast period.
 

• Fleet operators throughout Latin America are adopting Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) tracking systems to improve fleet efficiency and increase fleet safety. In April 2025, Mexican and Colombian-based large delivery companies implemented AVL systems for telematics to optimize driver route distance, track vehicle status and reduce vehicle operating costs (fuel cost) within their company fleets.
   
• In Latin America, there is a high incidence of cargo theft and stolen vehicle recovery that is driving fleet operators to invest in AVL. In June 2025, AVL systems linked to insurance companies were widely deployed in Brazil and Mexico in urban environments as a means of recovering stolen vehicles.
   
• Fleet operators in urban transport and ride-hailing firms throughout Latin America are investing in AVL systems for dispatching and real-time tracking of vehicle fleets. In July 2025, the Mexico City Transit Authority installed AVL technology in their complete fleet of buses and commercial taxis to improve the reliability of public transportation services.
   

Brazil automatic vehicle location market is estimated to grow with a CAGR of 13.8% from 2026 to 2035 and reach USD 935.5 million in 2035.
 

• Commercial fleet operators in Brazil are adopting AVL technology to reduce filling out vehicle theft-related paperwork. Therefore, in May 2025, Brazilian logistics fleet operators installed GPS tracking and AVL systems to monitor high-value cargo within their fleets.
   
• The Brazilian government is implementing new regulations that will require commercial trucking fleets to use AVL technology for driver safety and compliance. Therefore, on March 31, 2025, fleet operators will upgrade their AVL and telematics devices to comply with new federal regulations/prohibitions regarding operational drivers (i.e., hours worked, vehicle location/assets), safety and high-value cargo protection.
   
• The use of AVL systems is being implemented in support of cross-border freight shipment tracking in South America. In July 2025, multinational logistics operators utilized AVL technology for real-time tracking of trucks transporting goods between Brazil, Argentina, and Chile.
   

The Middle East and Africa automatic vehicle location market accounted for USD 313.5 million in 2025 and is anticipated to show lucrative growth over the forecast period.
 

• AVL adoption is being significantly advanced by smart transport initiatives across the Middle East and Africa, such as those in Saudi Arabia and UAE, and South Africa. Automatic vehicle location has been integrated into programs for smart buses and urban fleets to improve the reliability of public transportation while reducing congestion.
   
• Disciplines such as Oil & Gas, Logistics and Utilities utilize AVL to improve the operational efficiency of its fleets as well as driver monitoring. In 2025, Telematics platforms utilized AVL will track Delivery Trucks, Construction Equipment and Service Vehicles in both Saudi Arabia and South Africa.
   
• Urbanization in the countries of MEA has driven an increase in AVL's use in Public Transit and City Traffic Management. In June 2025, Johannesburg and Riyadh transit authorities added AVL to their city buses, enabling both real time location information and Passenger updates.
   

UAE market is expected to experience substantial growth in the Middle East and Africa transportation management system market, with a CAGR of 11.3% from 2026 to 2035.
 

• UAE's Smart City initiatives are primary driving force behind the deployment of AVL to monitor Urban Fleets, Public Transport & Emergency Services. In May 2025, Municipality of Dubai implemented AVL into their Public Buses & Utility Vehicles to create a better flow of Technology and more reliable Services within the City.
   
• Governments are mandating AVL use within Logistics, Taxis and Heavy Vehicles, leading to an increase in adoption of AVL. In March 2025, UAE transport authorities mandated Commercial Fleet use of Telematics tracking to monitor driver behavior and compliance.
   
• EV Fleets in UAE are installing AVL into their operations to enhance energy efficiency and provide real-time route monitoring. Fleet operators are employing AVL enabled telematics to effectively monitor charging schedules and overall operational efficiency of electric delivery vans.
   

Automatic Vehicle Location Market Share

The top 7 companies in the automatic vehicle location industry are Geotab, Samsara, Verizon Connect, Trimble, Teletrac Navman, TomTom and CalAmp contributing 44% of the market in 2025.
 

Geotab has become the leader of the AVL market by having over 3 million connected vehicles around the world. Geotab has a telematics platform that runs on a strong ecosystem. Geotab leverages predictive analytics, vertical-specific solutions, strong OEM partnerships and expanding to an international market to offer a wide range of comprehensive fleet management capabilities to the transportation, logistics, construction, government, utilities and other industries within their fleets.
 

Samsara offers cloud-based telematics solutions with user-friendly interfaces as well as integrated hardware and software solutions, allowing for fast continued innovation. Samsara offers transportation, construction, food & beverage, retail, and field service organizations, with a strong focus on the user experience, speed of feature deployment, actionable insights, and continued customer-centric expansion into different products and verticals.
 

Verizon Connect offers fleet management capabilities by utilizing the Verizon telecom network, providing an integrated and reliable solution. Verizon Connect's offerings range from basic vehicle tracking to advanced fleet optimization and support small businesses to Fortune 500 companies in the transportation and utility industries, construction, field services, and government sectors. Competitive advantages include the quality of its network, strong relationships with enterprise clients, and a variety of comprehensive service offerings.
 

Trimble offers transportation and logistics AVL solutions and includes capabilities such as fleet management, routing, compliance, ELDs and enterprise software. Trimble's competitive advantage lies in the company's experience and knowledge of vertical markets; the capabilities available as well as workflows for specific vertical markets; as well as the ability to expand internationally and into electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles. Trimble has established itself as a strong vendor of AVL Solutions for trucking companies, private fleets, logistics providers, and specialized transportation operations.
 

Teletrac Navman, one of the largest vendors of AVL solutions worldwide, provides a flexible approach across the Transportation, Field Services, Construction and Government sectors. Teletrac Navman has a strong customer support team, customizable solutions and an extensive presence in North America, Europe and APAC to meet the needs of various fleet sizes, industries and regions.
 

TomTom connects to its customers using private mapping, navigation and location technologies to create Fleet solutions for customers. TomTom's strengths lie in its ability to integrate Navigation devices, its international market presence, its ability to serve three main industries, Transportation, Field Services, Utilities, and the ability to provide customers with Location Intelligence and optimized Fleet Management capabilities.
 

CalAmp is a telematics hardware and software provider for Fleet Management, Asset Tracking and Mobile Resource Management and supports OEMs, Software Vendors, Network Operators and Enterprises with a differentiated service offering multi-channel distribution, device manufacturing and the capability to provide solutions for connected fleets across many different verticals.
 

Automatic Vehicle Location Market Companies

Major players operating in the automatic vehicle location industry are:

• CalAmp
• Fleet Complete
• Geotab
• MiX Telematics
• Orbcomm
• Samsara
• Teletrac Navman
• TomTom
• Trimble
• Verizon Connect
   
• Geotab's strategy focuses on AI and machine learning capabilities. By analyzing fleet data, Geotab provides predictive insights about fleets. Additionally, Geotab is expanding into the electric vehicle (EV) space by developing EV-specific fleet solutions for fleets transitioning to EVs. Geotab also focuses on helping its customers measure and reduce their carbon footprint by implementing sustainability features. Finally, Geotab has partnered with many companies (over 500) to create an ecosystem of partnerships that extend Geotab's platform through marketplace applications.
   
• As telecommunication carriers continue to deploy IoT-based telemetry solutions in the automotive market, these companies pose a potential competitive threat to Geotab, as their connected vehicle penetration grows. Some of the telecommunication carriers that pose such threats include Vodafone, Orange, and AT&T. While many of the larger automotive OEMs (General Motors, Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, etc.) offer integrated telematics solutions through factory-installed options, subscription services, or a combination of both, they also represent potential competitors to Geotab as telematics devices increasingly become integrated into vehicles.
   
• Several companies are emerging as potential competitors to Geotab. These businesses include technology companies that are combining cloud computing with AI and Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities in fleet management applications. Additionally, many startups are targeting specific niches, such as the electric vehicle market and autonomous vehicle fleet coordination. Finally, companies offering vertical-specific software solutions (including fleet management systems for vertical markets) are beginning to add location tracking capabilities to their products.

Automotive Vehicle Location Industry News

• In January 2026, Geotab expanded its electric vehicle management solutions by integrating enhanced battery health monitoring, charging optimization algorithms, and expense/time-to-value analytics to assist fleets with electrifying their fleets.
   
• In December 2025, Samsara launched Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled Predictive Maintenance capabilities that leverage historical diagnostic data, operational patterns, and previous maintenance records to predict when key vehicle engine components will fail, as well as suggest ways for clients to proactively service the components to avoid failure.
   
• In November 2025, Verizon Connect introduced a series of Advanced Vehicle Locator (AVL) hardware that takes advantage of Verizon's robust, nationwide 5G network to provide extremely low latency communications, very high bandwidth video transmission and greater accuracy when determining the position of a vehicle using AVL tracking.
   
• In October 2025, Trimble finalized its acquisition of a logistics software company headquartered in Europe and subsequently strengthened its European logistics marketplace by adding additional capabilities in freight brokerage, warehouse management, and supply chain visibility.

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Market, By Component

• Hardware

  • OBD devices/trackers
  • Standalone trackers
  • Sensors & electronic control units
• Software
  • Fleet management & analytics
  • Performance management
  • Driver behavior monitoring
  • Vehicle diagnostics
  • Others (reporting, integration platforms)
• Services
  • Installation & integration services
  • Maintenance & support services
  • Consulting & advisory services
  • Managed services & subscription plans
  • Training services

Market, By Technology

• GPS/Satellite-based
• GPRS/Cellular network
• Dual mode

Market, By Vehicle

• Passenger cars

  • Hatchback

  • Sedan
  • SUV
• Commercial vehicle
  • LCV (Light commercial vehicle)
  • MCV (Medium commercial vehicle)
  • HCV (Heavy commercial vehicle)

Market, By Application

• Fleet management
• Asset tracking
• Vehicle tracking
• Stolen vehicle recovery (SVR)
• Public transit management

Market, By Technology

• Transportation & Logistics

• Construction & Manufacturing

• Government & Defense

• Aviation

• Retail & E-commerce

• Agriculture

• Others

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • US
  • Canada
• Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Russia
  • Nordics
  • Poland
  • Romania
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • South Korea
  • ANZ
  • Vietnam
  • Indonesia
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina
• MEA
  • South Africa
  • Saudi Arabia
  • UAE